Damn there eyes. I was hoping for at least an afternoon showing of Resident Evil: Apocalypse at the local multiplex..... Now my only local option is going to be crowded out evening viewings...:(
Not promising anything but any of the times below grab anyone for a Finchley Lido VUE Cinema trip:
Resident Evil Apocalypse (15)
Fri 19:00 21:30 00:10
Sat 19:00 21:30 00:10
Sun 19:00 21:30
Mon 19:00 21:30
Tue 19:00 21:30
Wed 19:00 21:30
I may very well be broadening my cinema options to Camden, Leicester Square, Finchley Road and Barnet in search of earlier performances.
PS - My cold is getting better which is good. Although after a quick trip to Tescos, the bank and work (had to pick up Ex:Machina and various bits of mail that had arrived during my absence) I have realised/remembered that one thing my cold doesn't like is climate change. Going from warm to cold to warm and back again is not good for my sneezing outbursts....
Not promising anything but any of the times below grab anyone for a Finchley Lido VUE Cinema trip:
Resident Evil Apocalypse (15)
Fri 19:00 21:30 00:10
Sat 19:00 21:30 00:10
Sun 19:00 21:30
Mon 19:00 21:30
Tue 19:00 21:30
Wed 19:00 21:30
I may very well be broadening my cinema options to Camden, Leicester Square, Finchley Road and Barnet in search of earlier performances.
PS - My cold is getting better which is good. Although after a quick trip to Tescos, the bank and work (had to pick up Ex:Machina and various bits of mail that had arrived during my absence) I have realised/remembered that one thing my cold doesn't like is climate change. Going from warm to cold to warm and back again is not good for my sneezing outbursts....
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I 'HOPE' it's just a matter of time until they start some sort of monthy (or even yearly) membership scheme.
When I used to live in Barnet the local Manager of the Odeon often consulted us about which specialist films we thought they should get in for late night Saturday specials.
We ended up getting a great selection played including a midnight performance of The Rocky Horror Show where best costumes won free cinema tickets and other goodies. I think we also got The Wall played there once too. Anyway, it was great that even if it was a chain of cinemas the management of The Odeon (in Barnet at least) sort out and catered for the people who attended regularly (which was quite a few of the student/alternative crowd back then).
Come Thursday/Friday I'll do a search round the London film sites to see if anywhere else is playing the film at more suitable times.